In this episode, Kevin talks to us about LIFT's HEXA eVTOL ultralight, and how it can help people experience an entirely new kind of flying. He tells us more about its features and what LIFT is doing to showcase this technology to those who haven’t sat in a cockpit. Kevin also expands on what LIFT is planning to do in 2021 and its exciting partnership with Agility Prime.

In this episode, Dr Mohseni talks about the company’s family of e-Starling aircraft, the background behind the concept and what he hopes it can do for the aviation market. The company recently completed flight testing of a half-scaled demonstrator, and he also provides more details of the roadmap towards development and production. We also talk about SAMAD aerospace’s vision for the world’s first eVTOL aviation innovation village and the state of the UK aviation market in general.

In this episode, Yolanka tells us why CAMI was set up and what its aims and objectives in the next five years. She gives detailed insight into the work it has carried out this year, which includes helping to educate and inform others about eVTOL aircraft. We also talk more about local considerations and public acceptance of this new form of travelling in cities and regions.

This week, we talk to Kofi about Elroy Air’s end-to-end aerial cargo delivery system and get his reaction after it picked up a Gold Award at this year’s Industrial Design Excellence Awards. He also gives his insight into how the company can help make a difference in the way products are delivered by air, and goes into detail about Elroy Air’s partnership with EmbraerX.

In this episode, Tom talks about the technology behind WIngcopter’s eVTOL drones and also goes into more detail about the impact they’ve had on humanitarian projects in Africa and the South Pacific. He gives his insight into how the technology can help make air logistics quicker and more efficient, and previews the exciting work Wingcopter has in store for 2021.

In this episode, Andrew talks in more detail about the world’s first trade association dedicated to the Advanced Air Mobility sector. He elaborates on its eight aims and objectives, how it can benefit the industry and even help cities wanting to integrate this new form of aerial mobility with their current transportation systems.

In this episode, Adam talks about the work he’s done on the opportunities and challenges for urban air mobility using eVTOL aircraft, in particular with the US Department of Transport. He also gives his insight on recent studies published about this, and talks more about community integration and the need for to be applied differently to each city and region.

In this episode, Marco talks about the Italian start-up’s journey since being launched in early 2020, and how it is bringing the next revolution in aviation to the country. He goes into detail about the locations where Walle Mobility’s service will likely operate first, and gives an insight into how he thinks advanced air mobility can help people reduce their travel time to work and some of Italy’s beautiful tourist destinations.

In this episode, JR talks about the background behind setting up CAAM and why Canada can be one of the first countries to introduce advanced air mobility solutions into its cities. He gives his insight into NEXA Capital Partner’s recent white paper about this, and also elaborates on the efforts CAAM is doing to organise the ecosystem and bring the next frontier of aviation to the country.

In this episode, Mariya talks about Flight Crowd, a global platform for Urban Air Mobility experts and enthusiasts focused on shaping the public perception of eVTOL aircraft. She also gives her insight into concerns the general public might have, what the industry can be doing to solve them, and the advantages Urban Air Mobility can bring to cities across the world.